Dewey’s Victory At Manila Bay Reported By State Paper
The Statesman prints Dewey’s Manila Bay victory figures claiming eleven ships destroyed and batteries captured with no American casualties. Spanish losses include several ships sunk and around 40 wounded. The report discusses broader implications and historical context for the triumph.
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Dewey
Treen Terel
Manila
Phillipie Islands
San
Westerre
Spain
Phutarch
Micha
Fragmented Garbled Text From Historical Newspaper Page
The readable passage discusses U S politics and commerce, noting the Bureau of Foreign Commerce reports on the Philippines, Manila, Luzon, and trade sizes. It mentions Commodore Dewey and fleet victory and compares island areas to U S states, highlighting surprise at U S trade dominance in the Philippines.
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Rome
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
State Department
Luzon
Manila
Vewey
New York
Massachusetts
Phillipine Islands
New England
New Jersey
Maryland
Delaware
United States
Philippine Islands
Mired Girl Waot on op by dae Mil nati fet
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local item noting a girl involved in a matter with a notable person or institution. Details are unclear but suggest a social or legal context within a city or institution. The readable names imply a community event or public notice requiring later clarification.
Feared Insanity Cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla
Mrs Manra B C Warro of Howard Michigan was an invalid for seven years with severe head pains and weight loss. After external remedies failed she took Hood's Sarsaparilla and reports seven bottles cured her, gaining 23 pounds and improving her health and spirits.
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Hood
Warro
Howard
Michigan
Bloody fight ends with Winslow disabled at Cuban harbor
The torpedo boat Winslow was totally disabled by a heavy Spanish battery duel near Charleston harbor. Ensign Bagley and four crewmen were killed as the vessel towed clear by the Hudson. The Wilmington aided in rescue and the battle's ferocity dominated the harbor action as U S forces engaged Spanish gunboats and batteries, with crews wounded and dead returned to Key West aboard the Hudson.
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Carlenas
Eunity
Wilemington
Mirlacn
Ates Geegels
Sparaels
Ugier
Mtadean
Ftae
Hauiesay
Aii
Winston Anther
Triumph
Hepwa
Inalow
Hakime
Pedras Island
Uwe
Rome
Pete Wedge
Bealdbigley
Coreen
Wwe
Death Winelow
Dasbiax & Ommander
Jovdt Datas Bay
Ted
Betha Weubded
Los Fiuel
Hnuwl
Bernadou
Aspector
Philadelphia
Royal Academy
Grant
Battle Story of Cardemas Gunboat Action
In Key West on May 12 a Hudson gunboat found five corpses on its deck after a cardeman harbor engagement Wednesday. Ensign W Bagley and four Winslow crewmen were killed. others were wounded. The report notes the battle with lead batteries and gunboats near Cardemas harbor.
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Cardemas
Key West
Flg
United States
Hudson
W. Bagley
Winslow
Cardenas Harbor
Jobo
Barandon
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